Building Trust in AI: From Emerging Tools to Proven Screening Solutions
As artificial intelligence (AI) solutions continue to enter the healthcare space, decision-makers and clinicians face a critical challenge: how to assess, implement, and trust [...]
“My Health, My Choice”: A Community-Centered Model for TB and Lung Health Screening in Zambia
In Zambia’s high-burden settings, tuberculosis is just one piece of a broader health landscape. At the March 2025 Delft Imaging webinar, Prof. Helen Ayles [...]
Reframing AI for Silicosis: Practical Realities and Ethical Considerations
In many parts of the world, silicosis remains a critical but under-recognized health issue, particularly in regions with high burdens of tuberculosis (TB), HIV, [...]
When More Isn’t Always Better: AI, Ancillary Findings, and the Real Purpose of TB Screening
As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly used in medical imaging, a question repeatedly arises: Can TB screening programs also leverage AI to detect other [...]
Navigating AI Beyond TB: Benefits and Opportunities
As AI continues to evolve in global health, its potential to improve diagnostic efficiency is widely acknowledged. However, its broader application, limitations, and real-world [...]
Advancing TB detection in Nigeria: AI-enabled solutions at the forefront
Tuberculosis (TB) remains a significant public health challenge in Nigeria, which ranks sixth among high TB burden countries and first in Africa for TB, [...]
Bridging the TB Healthcare Gap in the DRC with Portable X-Ray Systems and AI Solutions
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) faces a high burden of tuberculosis (TB), with an incidence rate of 317 per 100,000 inhabitants. Despite efforts, [...]
CAD4TB’s Role in Uganda’s Use of Connectivity to Link X-ray Screening and Laboratory Diagnostics
In a recent Delft webinar, Julius Tumwine, the team lead at LabXpertDS and the Connectivity focal person for NTLP Uganda presented a compelling case [...]
Leveraging AI for Effective Silicosis and TB Detection: Insights from Prof. Rodney Ehrlich’s Webinar
The 2024 Delft Imaging webinar hosted Prof. Rodney Ehrlich, a Senior Research Scholar from the Division of Occupational Medicine at the University of Cape [...]